Whiteboard Mistakes

Hank Rowe, an eighth grade social studies teacher at Amphitheater Middle School in Tucson, Arizona

Sometimes a marker is grabbed to write on the whiteboard and invariably, it turns out to be a permanent marker. A quick solution is to use the correct type of dry-erase marker to write over the permanent ink. This breaks down the permanent ink and the whole mess wipes away!

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